The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1887-12-08
minutes on theI staad@T found 1 was
speaking .tos women women In body

slsa ksIR ai0s s%Omellr-TW women In body
women ifEmind, 4s s3s83s$ @
A'seeond and a ging,iiarly beautiful
feature in the coming Californian, this
nay, ssSSy,sssyomantof the new sMorld,sis her
golden haiis W. ehsca lied upon tospeals
Eteesrhs girls iof, the high school lioG san
Franciscola few weeks since, it was like
looking over Sas ydlloWs harvest field.
And .EAlnndi II count tliis very singular, Tor we
haSeya. dash Of Moorish blood here--sthe
Moor Of the.Altambra, thesArab OF the
Jesnlt Fathers NE have some of the
pure Castillan, fittis3 true, but nearly all
oursSpaIish stock is splashed with tile
stawny blood Of either the Moor or the
native American indian. Then again
we have the Kanaka in our schools.
There are also many swarthy folk ffom
far down the Pacific seas. But over and
above all these towers the tall California
girl, her head and shoulders laden with
ripeNSheat. ~ Sl
So r Ss"s TYPES oES y}EAUfY. .:sststs
The New Orleans type Of beauty is
the large-eyed and tho tawny type IL!
is very marked anddistinct. Not,at all
numerous arc those beauties Of the.
Crescent City, nor arc they ambitious
of attention or OF being called beauties.
Indeed, Iknow OF nothing that could
be cQNntedin, worse taste than public
mentlomsligtIfe press by name; but l
feel safe in saying that for beauty. and
u distinctetype.of beauty,1 tlletwomen Of,
New Orleans surpass ianything to- be-
found either in Boston or New Y York. :
j. coflcede there are beautiful women
in ia London, beautiful women in IS New,
York, strangci.y, gloriously beautiful;i $
but they are not distinct types at all.3
Tie whole wide world has been pillaged,
and travagedsto, procuig them. And as,
for tue one Wondrous beaaty of Europe,
N IS. ,Langtry, size isnew with US; aud
alt@GQ kno me, ,ssKnow how much l
yefadmiled sler simple beauty. and
helped Sto3csiebrate it. Yet L assert
that can find in California twenty
fLangttys any day.
3 ITO descend to some dull details, i as,
ssert chat sthe California woman can
fbuild7a house and take care of6it,s stoo,t
with less money and less 'fuss and
feathers'' than any woman on, eartli,s 4
s'Iras9 s:gsfI eSttlrSj ztha light
.rsry liIaats tst
gives L great advantage over all lands
this side Of Italy for easy and simple,
domestic management; and besides that
our fruits and fish and all sorts Of rari-
ties'the year through tighten up things
wonderfully for this new woman Of the
new world; but at the same time it is
inotiall in either the climate or the SOIL.
DUsTLELEss DRESSES.
Astrikmg feature in the less heavy
and bustleAcursed dress OF the East is
the ardent color. We have retained
much Of the Spanish red and some of
the yellow which we found here. CO
to any theatre and you behold a sen ,of
red; and this love Of color is fast spread.
ing from these shores to the other side
of the continent. 1t can not reach
sombre Philadelphia and sedate Boston
any too soon. 'F'>s y y y @53'3.--f'E
Imust say briefly, but empllatically,'
that the women Of the Pacific coast are
the bsstd dfessedrI ever. saw : No, they
do not wear gold. They do not wear
many'diamonds as rule. But that
beastiy abomination unto the Lord.
the bustle-has never yet had its full
growth here, thank God, as in the
States. Neither did the 'sbang'' in its
craziest days ever do much damage to
the Californian. Even the Skating rink
rage failed to lift the California woman
from her feet, as elsewhere. But quiet,
good sensethe best thing to have in
any land, or family--has always Kept
our calm and queenly California woman
out of all such exeesses ana out of many
prevailing follles And all, this comes,
] think, ofa disposition to decide and
act for herself. .,
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